Sentences with phrase «tough time battling»

Blue was treated at the ARK Animal Clinic and has been released to her owners, but she has had a tough time battling infections.

Not exact matches

Because Christmas is a time of compulsory happiness, its a tough season for those battling depression, says Hannah Cooper More

Valarie Kaur, a legal advocate and hate crimes specialist, says proponents of anti-Sharia bills are battling an imaginary threat, and blames tough economic times and an amplification of hateful speech for incidents like the temple shooting and the momentum behind the anti-Sharia campaign.

Carmelo Anthony led Team USA to a 98 - 88 win in a tough battle over Australia on Wednesday at the 2016 Olympics in Rio, and in doing so became the all - time leading scorer for the United States in Olympic play with this three - pointer in the first quarter:

If we don't beat Leicester under lites opening day Friday night my god wenger be under it we need great start at home we need put Leicester to da sword think we Gita go stoke and anfield after that tough games but if we wan na do sum thing let's pick up atleast7 Pts from 9 or put down early statement and beat Liverpool pls be prepared this time» media have field day if we don't beat vardy I pray we bring in one big name to lift us for battle we need it

We will be fighting for 4th spot by the looks of it so far, which is a painful battle we've seen over the years, but the ambition of the other teams will make it even tougher this time.

«Time and again, Rory has stood up for the rights and interests of our members in tough contract negotiations and in the ongoing battle against Walmart's efforts to enter New York City,» Mr. Appelbaum added.

Anyway it was always going to a tough battle for the Conservatives at a time when Labour were ahead nationally.

Massey, a first - time political candidate, is locked in a tough primary battle with Assemblymember Nicole Malliotakis.

I am having a tougher mental battle over the bacon thing right now... all in time I suppose!

This upgrade brings the series into modern times, allowing you to choose your battles and even retreat when times are tough.

They are super tough so if this kind of thing is for you, you will need to do a lot of grinding — or maybe just don't skip every fight — and invest a lot of time into developing and understanding the battle system to its fullest.

The battles are fun and can get quite tough at times until you learn a specific enemy's pattern and figure out how to dodge their attacks at the right moment.

Swapping between characters strategically and unleashing the right skill at the right time will help players survive the toughest battles.

Unfortunately, you never really need these amiibo cards, as the fighting isn't too tough to even require standard battle cards most of the time.

Its tough battle system — requiring players to balance timed attacks and defensive maneuvers — reminded me of the time I struggled to play Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time in 2time I struggled to play Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time in 2Time in 2005.

Well tough noogies, because it looks like that ain't happening any time soon, with The Bookseller bringing news of the latest DIY bidding battle.

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Anyhow, the not - as - dovish - as - expected RBNZ statement apparently attracted enough Kiwi bulls to give the Kiwi bears a tough time since the Kiwi traded roughly sideways for the rest of the week, as Kiwi bulls and Kiwi bears battled it out.

Which is good, because the game is still a good challenge on the normal difficulty setting - if you don't take the time to pause and strategize, tougher battles can destroy you.

Combat is tough, and every battle is won, not through sheer reaction time, but rather through cunning tactical moves.

While it may be a bit brief for some, facing down bosses in tough instant death battles is a great time.

After battling my way through Call of Duty 2's tough campaign I was surprised to find that I could finish the game without having to devote more time to it than I would to a weekend rental.

My time with the First Person dungeon crawler was spent sweating through tough battles, leveling and re-leveling my characters, dying, and then quickly regretting the fact that I wasn't saving often enough.

These battles can be very tough, as the quarries are typically several times stronger than any of the bosses that you've encountered up to that point.

Quests that eat a ton of time and include tough battles are met with microscopic reward, whereas eyes - closed breezes yield a fortune.

At present time, there is unfortunately no colorblind option though, and because some status effects use red and green letter highlights, this could affect the outcome of tougher battles for those players.

Besides tough as nails boss battles, as you explore dungeons you'll experience another type of toughness & ndash this time for your head: puzzles.

XCOM 2's tactical, turn - based combat is tough, with both maps and enemies randomized for every battle, but the game gives you plenty of time to think through your moves.

This is ten times worse with the tougher enemies as this timer will circle a lot quicker, and if you are not fast enough — really fast — you will be hit by multiple enemies at once, depleting your life bar, ending the battle, with you needing to start it all over again.

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